WIP Hunter 3D's Upcoming Products (featuring Dawn 2.0)

[Hornet3d]

OK. Next let’s try one all in white;
yes or no

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I like but like the green is needs something to make it stand out either a sparkle like material or some contrasting beading, something along those lines.

 

[eclark1894]

I'm not really feeling the white one. Maybe if it had straps...

 

[Miss B]

Thanks, I think the red has it.
I’ll do a different design in black.

(now Miss B will come on to tell us that apple green is her favourite colour )

Not in a million years!!! I can't wear green unless it's a very light pale green, and definitely NOT lime green. Just doesn't work well with my complexion.

My all time favorite color is RED, so remember that Mr. Hunter!!!

Anyway, I agree with most, the Red stands out, and the Black will always work. As Rae mentioned, every woman needs a "little black dress".

 

[Miss B]

I like but like the green is needs something to make it stand out either a sparkle like material or some contrasting beading, something along those lines.

I agree. It's a very nice white fabric, but it's boring, if that makes any sense. No part of the dress stands out and says "hey look at me".

As Hornet suggested, some kind of contrasting trim along the two horizontal seams at the top and bottom of the abdominal area of the dress would be nice.

 

[Rae134]

I'd like the white if it didn't have the bottom seam around butt and belly, something about the positioning looks off, cant put my finger on it.

If it was a satin material or satin bottom with lace over the bust area it would be a nice simple wedding dress.

 

[Doug Hunter]

Just to let you know, that white one looked a lot better in my head
OK so the Black, Green & White mats are binned.

Special Note to Self: Always include a lime green for Miss B

 

[Miss B]

Just to let you know, that white one looked a lot better in my head
OK so the Black, Green & White mats are binned.

Noooo, NOT the Black!!! Just the Green for sure, and White if you don't want to do contrasting trim for it.

Special Note to Self: Always include a lime green for Miss B

HEY!!! I'm watching you!!!

 

[Doug Hunter]

Noooo, NOT the Black!!! Just the Green for sure, and White if you don't want to do contrasting trim for it.

Meaning have the black dress and the red dress both with the same pattern?
I was think of using the white pattern and making it into a black dress.

 

[Doug Hunter]

Meanwhile here is another outfit based on the older Sabela mat;

 

[Miss B]

Meaning have the black dress and the red dress both with the same pattern?
I was think of using the white pattern and making it into a black dress.

OK, that could work, as that dress in black might look a little dressier than the black one you already have.

 

[Doug Hunter]

Here is the remake of the black dress;
Your thoughts?

 

[Rae134]

yes, the waist looks in better position than the white one

 

[Rick]

Are these dusk outfits conforming or dynamic? I understand the need for dynamics with loose stuff but I don't care much for dynamics for tighter fitting clothes. Dynamics seems to have made a come back. It was very common in Poser 5 days and the conforming seemed to be more the way to go & now back again to dynamics. All ot of things being made for L'Homme is dynamic. Even in jeans they create, which hardly wrinkle in real life. Which is why I am an still an avid Dusk fan! I hate having to do all those calculations, plus you have to have them posed before before you run it.

 

[Doug Hunter]

Are these dusk outfits conforming or dynamic? I understand the need for dynamics with loose stuff but I don't care much for dynamics for tighter fitting clothes. Dynamics seems to have made a come back. It was very common in Poser 5 days and the conforming seemed to be more the way to go & now back again to dynamics. All ot of things being made for L'Homme is dynamic. Even in jeans they create, which hardly wrinkle in real life. Which is why I am an still an avid Dusk fan! I hate having to do all those calculations, plus you have to have them posed before before you run it.

I’m not sure which Dusk outfits you are referring to, but it’s most probably dynamic. I rarely make conforming clothing.
If it’s the cowboy outfits they have a very high fold resistance.
The Superhero outfits are dynamic, they are just made to hug the body.

I prefer dynamic for how it drapes, but I think you’d be in the majority.

 

[Hornet3d]

Black dress looks nice but, at risk of sounding like a broken record, it needs something.

I was originally disappointed to find that the Dawn clothing (sorry I don't use Dusk much) was dynamic but having used almost all of the outfits you have created I found them easy to work with. Despite my preference for conforming outfits I use the dynamic clothing you have created a great deal.

 

[Hornet3d]

Should have mentioned that the lack of 'something' on any of theses dresses would not stop me buying them as I would just add my own detailing or jewelry.

 

[eclark1894]

Should have mentioned that the lack of 'something' on any of theses dresses would not stop me buying them as I would just add my own detailing or jewelry.

I would not take that as a sign that you shouldn't find out what that "something" is and add it. I can model too, and frankly, I'd be more inclined to just make my own clothes or convert some other outfit if yours didn't have what I wanted.

 

[Miss B]

Added details don't necessarily have to be in the mesh. Very often those details are in the materials for the dress/outfit.

 

[Rae134]

Even clothes I really like I tend to change sometimes just to shaders I like (which is why I like it when dresses come with lots of mat zones)

 

[Miss B]

Even clothes I really like I tend to change sometimes just to shaders I like (which is why I like it when dresses come with lots of mat zones)

You and me both, but Doug works with Substance Painter, and doesn't create mat zones, because he's "painting" right onto the mesh.